HAM-Related Resources
Amateur Radio License Test Dates
The NRARC is sponsoring HAM Radio testing again!
We are offering testing at:
Madras Community Center
2355 ES-29
Newnan, GA 30263
You must pre-register at least 24 hours prior using the following link: https://forms.gle/Gze5CpQ99KnRdFKu9
OUR 2026 TEST DATES:
The test dates are on Mondays at 18:00: Jan 12th, Feb 9th, Mar 9th, Apr 13th, May 11th, Aug 10th, Sep 14th, Oct 12th, 2026.
Madras Community Center
2355 ES-29
Newnan, GA 30263
You must pre-register at least 24 hours prior using the following link: https://forms.gle/Gze5CpQ99KnRdFKu9
OUR 2026 TEST DATES:
The test dates are on Mondays at 18:00: Jan 12th, Feb 9th, Mar 9th, Apr 13th, May 11th, Aug 10th, Sep 14th, Oct 12th, 2026.
"How-to" Commonly Asked Questions
How do I become a HAM?
What's involved with becoming an licensed ham radio operator? Click here to learn the steps and begin your journey!
What's involved with becoming an licensed ham radio operator? Click here to learn the steps and begin your journey!
How Do I Use EchoLink?
The NRARC hosts an EchoLink node that is connected to the linked repeater system. This repeater link can be found on the EchoLink app under K4NRC-R. Click here to learn how to install and use EchoLink on your computer.
The NRARC hosts an EchoLink node that is connected to the linked repeater system. This repeater link can be found on the EchoLink app under K4NRC-R. Click here to learn how to install and use EchoLink on your computer.
How Do I Get a Logbook of the World Account?
LOTW is an electronic logbook hosted by ARRL. It allows electronic confirmations of your contacts. Click here for full details.
LOTW is an electronic logbook hosted by ARRL. It allows electronic confirmations of your contacts. Click here for full details.
How Do I Set Up My QRZ Page?
Click here to learn more about QRZ's online logbook and how to set up your own QRZ page.
Click here to learn more about QRZ's online logbook and how to set up your own QRZ page.
How Do I Get a Vanity Call Sign?
Click here to watch an informative YouTube video showing you step by step how to apply and receive a vanity call sign. Click here to access another excellent resource on the ARRL site.
Click here to watch an informative YouTube video showing you step by step how to apply and receive a vanity call sign. Click here to access another excellent resource on the ARRL site.
How Do I Join ARES?
Click here to visit the Georgia ARES website in order to see the requirements to become an ARES member.
Click here to visit the Georgia ARES website in order to see the requirements to become an ARES member.
What Weather Information should I monitor?
Many club members and weather geeks recommend weather.gov.
Many club members and weather geeks recommend weather.gov.